Obama takes bully pulpit on road

DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) - It's the biggest bullhorn in the political world.

Getting graphic

Benchmark adds new design division

COEUR d'ALENE - Sign production and graphic design specialists, Benchmark Sign & Graphics, based in Coeur d'Alene since 1993, has expanded with a new graphic design division.

Border Patrol seeks help from texts

METALINE FALLS, Wash. (AP) - U.S. Border Patrol agents often use horses to look for smugglers in the forested mountains along the Canadian border, but now will be adding a more modern tool to help them keep watch - text messaging.

Movers and Shakers March 4, 2011

Full Circle Satellite opens in Post Falls

Rebates stimulate, but slowly

Only about 30 percent of funds have been used

COEUR d'ALENE - A state rebate program designed to stimulate sales of energy-efficient appliances is working, but not as quickly as some expected.

Briefs April 27, 2010

3Cs fashion show today at The Resort

Economy holds, but prices rise

Asked, "Economically, how will 2012 compare to 2011?" 28 percent of voters at CdaPress.com responded things will get worse. A surprising 48 percent say 2012 will be a better year. Yet it was the remaining quarter who pegged it, according to most economic predictions: 2012 will be about the same, with steadily slow growth measurable in inches rather than miles.

'Quilted Gems' sparkle and shine

COEUR d'ALENE - The North Idaho Quilters guild won't leave anyone hanging by a thread this weekend.

Failure to prosecute: This isn't justice for all

In reading "My Turn - CoiNuts Travesty Revisited" in the Press, 2-8-14, some points made struck a strong chord with me. While I had previous, trouble-free dealings with CoiNuts, my issue is with the Kootenai County Prosecutor's Office, and, by default, the Prosecutor, Barry McHugh.

The giant is kicking David's butt

Today marks the conclusion of an insightful 10-day series on the Internet, penned by local author Uyless Black exclusively for readers of The Press. The series will become part of a book Uyless is writing, and we’ll be sure to let you know when that’s available.

What's in your fridge?

Well let's see. Milk, vanilla creamer, apple juice, Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, too many condiments to count, a drawer filled with sliced deli meats and cheese for sandwiches, a bin with veggies for salads, omelets and stir fry, and a bin with the fruits of the season; strawberries, blueberries, cantaloupe and grapes.

China Inn set to open on Fourth

Business Bits

A traditional Chinese menu focusing on fresh and healthy food will be at The China Inn. The new restaurant will open Dec. 1 at 310 N. Fourth St. The location was the home of The Chinese Gardens restaurant that closed recently when owner E-Chen retired after 42 years.

Hundreds march for stricter gun laws

Clifford Elmer Rusho, 73

Clifford Elmer Rusho, of Post Falls, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, March 24, 2013. He was at home with his wife and three children by his side as he crossed over. At age 73, he lost his long and hard fought battle with COPD and complications from pneumonia.

Japan trade deficit widens as export growth slows

Country's trade deficit widens as export growth slows, adding to worries over recovery

Sweet, charred, meaty memories

It's true. I fired up the barbecue last weekend.

Combined Ford dealerships open in North Kalispell

Whitefish Ford VW and Kalispell Ford of Evergreen have united and relocated to a brand new 54,000-square-foot facility in North Kalispell that officially opens today.

Child takes golf cart for joyride

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C-Falls unveils new downtown welcome signs

For the first time in about 40 years, Columbia Falls’ Nucleus Avenue now welcomes visitors to downtown.

Leonard 'Lenny' A. Perry Jr., 58

On Friday, Jan. 10, 2020, Leonard “Lenny” A. Perry Jr., loving husband and father of three children, passed away at his home and started his eternal journey.